Plymouth Little League
Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania
League Age
Placement in all baseball divisions is based on a player’s League Age, which may differ from their actual age.
League Age is determined using Little League Baseball’s official age calculation guidelines. Please use the provided link to determine your child’s League Age before registering.
Note: League Age calculations differ between baseball and softball.
Use this link to determine league age!
Equipment
Required Equipment
Players are required to bring the following equipment:
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Cleats
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Glove
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Helmet
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USA Bat
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Heart Guard
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Protective Cup (boys)
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Face Mask (softball)
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Optional Equipment
The following items are optional but recommended:
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Batting Gloves
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Jaw Guard (helmet attachment)
Single A Baseball
League Age: 7
Overview
The Single A Baseball Division is a machine-pitch program played on 46/60 field dimensions on Fields 3 and 7 with skinned infields.
This division serves as the next step in player development, building on the fundamentals introduced in Sluggers while helping players gain confidence at the plate and in the field. Smaller roster sizes provide increased playing time and more opportunities for skill development. While scores and standings are not kept during the regular season, players experience a fun and competitive environment that emphasizes learning, teamwork, and sportsmanship. The season concludes with a playoff during the final week of play.
Spring Schedule
The season consists of approximately 10–12 games, typically including one weeknight game and one Saturday game each week. Practices are scheduled by each team's coaching staff based on field availability to reinforce fundamentals and prepare players for game action.
AA Division
League Age
The AA Division is for League Age 8 players.
Overview
The AA Division is a machine pitch / kid pitch hybrid played on 46/60 field dimensions on Field 3.
This division is designed to introduce players to pitching while continuing to build foundational baseball skills. The first two innings are player pitch, followed by a transition to machine pitch for the remaining innings. The final inning features unlimited runs to encourage continued development and game flow.
The primary focus of AA is instruction, development, and confidence building in a game environment.
No scores are kept during the regular season. A playoff is held during the final week of the season to provide a fun, competitive conclusion.
Spring Schedule
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10–12 game season
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Typically 1 weeknight game and 1 Saturday game per week
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Practices are scheduled based on coach availability and field availability
The AA Division serves as a key instructional level, helping players transition from machine pitch fundamentals into kid pitch baseball.
AAA Division
League Age
Players in the AAA Division are typically League Age 9, 10, and 11.
League Age 11 players may be placed in AAA or Intermediate based on developmental ability, as determined by coaches and available roster space.
Overview
AAA is a kid-pitch division played on 46/60 field dimensions (46-foot pitching distance / 60-foot bases) and is primarily held on Field 2 and Field 3.
This division continues player development with a stronger emphasis on game competition, situational baseball, and advanced skill development. Scores are kept throughout the regular season, and standings are tracked.
At the conclusion of the season, a double-elimination playoff is held during the final two weeks of play to determine the division champion.
Spring Schedule
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12-game regular season
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Typically 1 weeknight game and 1 Saturday game per week
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Practices are scheduled based on coach availability and field availability
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The AAA Division serves as an important developmental bridge between instructional baseball and more advanced competitive play, preparing players for higher-level divisions such as Intermediate and beyond.
Intermediate Division
League Age
Players in the Intermediate Division are typically League Age 11, 12, and 13.
League Age 13 players are encouraged to play Juniors; however, they may participate in Intermediate if deemed developmentally appropriate.
Overview
The Intermediate Division is Plymouth Little League’s most competitive kid-pitch division. Games are played on 50/70 field dimensions (50-foot pitching distance / 70-foot bases) on Field 2.
Teams often compete against neighboring Little League programs, providing players with a higher level of competition and development opportunities. Scores are kept throughout the regular season, and standings are tracked. At the end of the season, a double-elimination playoff is held during the final two weeks to determine the division champion.
Spring Schedule
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12-game regular season
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Typically 1 weeknight game and 1 Saturday game per week
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Weeknight games often take place at 8:00 PM
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Practices are scheduled based on coach availability and field availability
The Intermediate Division serves as a key transition level, preparing players for higher-level baseball, including Juniors and beyond, while emphasizing advanced skills, strategy, and competitive play.
13 years and Older
Plymouth Little League does not run programs above 13 years old but works to support Colonial Baseball Association. All players living within Colonial School District boundaries are eligible for CBA which is chartered in both American Legion and Connie Mack leagues to provide a range of baseball opportunities at a variety of skill levels on a full 60/90 field.
Visit the Colonial Baseball Association website to learn more.
